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CASE REPORT

Recurrent Skin and Soft Tissue Infections Caused by Ureaplasma urealyticum in an Immunocompromised Adult Patient: A Case Report

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Pages 6863-6868 | Received 16 Sep 2022, Accepted 23 Nov 2022, Published online: 28 Nov 2022

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Figure 1 Pictures of hands (A), calves (B) and left thigh (C) at admission showed serious erythema, ulcers and depressed scars; H&E staining figures (D, 40× and E, 100×) of a right calf erythema showed dermal perivasculitis and subcutaneous fat inflammation.

Figure 1 Pictures of hands (A), calves (B) and left thigh (C) at admission showed serious erythema, ulcers and depressed scars; H&E staining figures (D, 40× and E, 100×) of a right calf erythema showed dermal perivasculitis and subcutaneous fat inflammation.

Figure 2 (A) A new rash on the left Hip after abscess drainage; (B) the rash was aggravated after antibiotic treatment; (C) H&E staining of a left Hip erythema showed features of purulent inflammation that involved with dermis and subcutaneous fatty tissue (25×).

Figure 2 (A) A new rash on the left Hip after abscess drainage; (B) the rash was aggravated after antibiotic treatment; (C) H&E staining of a left Hip erythema showed features of purulent inflammation that involved with dermis and subcutaneous fatty tissue (25×).

Figure 3 Pictures of hands (A), calves (B) and the new rash of the left hip (C) at discharge indicated skin lesions were improved as compared with admission; (D) picture of the new rash at re-examination indicated further improvement.

Figure 3 Pictures of hands (A), calves (B) and the new rash of the left hip (C) at discharge indicated skin lesions were improved as compared with admission; (D) picture of the new rash at re-examination indicated further improvement.